BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 30, 2023
ACLU of Northern California
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Op-Eds
AUGUST 10, 2023
Berkeley fails to learn key surveillance lessons within ‘Oppenheimer’
We are disappointed that Berkeley approved a surveillance program that goes against its values, ignores history and poses a threat to the civil rights and freedom of community members.
Op-Eds
AUGUST 10, 2023
Berkeley fails to learn key surveillance lessons within ‘Oppenheimer’
We are disappointed that Berkeley approved a surveillance program that goes against its values, ignores history and poses a threat to the civil rights and freedom of community members.
City Government
AUGUST 02, 2023
‘Rife with misuse’: Community reacts to city adoption of Automated License Plate Readers
Berkeley City Council voted in favor of allowing the Berkeley Police Department to adopt Automated License Plate Readers, or ALPRs, to help combat crime in the city in a controversial decision at its regular meeting June 25.
City Government
AUGUST 02, 2023
‘Rife with misuse’: Community reacts to city adoption of Automated License Plate Readers
Berkeley City Council voted in favor of allowing the Berkeley Police Department to adopt Automated License Plate Readers, or ALPRs, to help combat crime in the city in a controversial decision at its regular meeting June 25.
Law & Justice
APRIL 18, 2021
Graduate Assembly discusses police accountability, policy advocacy
As a mother and a grandmother, California Secretary of State Shirley Weber expressed the pain she feels when faced with the stark reality of police violence in the United States during a virtual Graduate Assembly, event Saturday.
Law & Justice
APRIL 18, 2021
Graduate Assembly discusses police accountability, policy advocacy
As a mother and a grandmother, California Secretary of State Shirley Weber expressed the pain she feels when faced with the stark reality of police violence in the United States during a virtual Graduate Assembly, event Saturday.
City
OCTOBER 18, 2012
Alameda County sheriff's office considers purchasing drones
Civilians and civil rights groups raised concerns at press conference on Thursday about the potential purchase by the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office of aerial surveillance drones.
City
OCTOBER 18, 2012
Alameda County sheriff's office considers purchasing drones
Civilians and civil rights groups raised concerns at press conference on Thursday about the potential purchase by the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office of aerial surveillance drones.
